Chudleigh, Devon is in Devon.
In 1390 Philip Vache [aged 42] and Elizabeth Clifford were married at Chudleigh, Devon.
On 29th May 1552 Peter Courtenay died. He was buried at Chudleigh, Devon.
In 1632 Thomas Carew 1st Baronet was born to Thomas Carew [aged 31] in Chudleigh, Devon.
In 1654 Henry Carew 2nd Baronet was born to Thomas Carew 1st Baronet [aged 22] in Chudleigh, Devon. He married (1) 1673 Elizbeth Clifford, daughter of Thomas Clifford 1st Baron Clifford Chudleigh and Elizabeth Martin Baroness Clifford (2) 3rd January 1684 Katherine Fownes (3) 24th November 1687 Gratiana Darrell and had issue.
Dorothy Carew was born to Thomas Carew 1st Baronet in Chudleigh, Devon.
George Carew was born to Thomas Carew in Chudleigh, Devon.
William Carew was born to Thomas Carew in Chudleigh, Devon.
Anne Carew was born to Thomas Carew in Chudleigh, Devon.
Henry Carew was born to Thomas Carew in Chudleigh, Devon.
See Churches in Devon.
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St Martin and St Mary's Church, Chudleigh [Map]. .
On 1st June 1572 Thomas Clifford was born to Anthony Clifford [aged 44] at Ugbrooke House Chudleigh, Devon.
On 1st August 1630 Thomas Clifford 1st Baron Clifford Chudleigh was born to Hugh Clifford of Ugbrooke [aged 27] and Mary Chudleigh at Ugbrooke House Chudleigh, Devon. He married before 1655 Elizabeth Martin Baroness Clifford and had issue.
On 1st September 1634 Thomas Clifford [aged 62] died at Ugbrooke House Chudleigh, Devon.
On 26th March 1732 Hugh Clifford 3rd Baron Clifford Chudleigh [aged 31] died at Ugbrooke House Chudleigh, Devon. His son Hugh [aged 5] succeeded 4th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh in Devon.